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Realist artists focused on portraying common, real-world subjects like farmers, workers, and urban life, rather than mythological or historical themes. This movement arose as a reaction against Romanticism’s idealism and emotional excess.

omanticism, with its focus on intense emotions, sublime landscapes, and heroic tales, was seen by Realist artists as disconnected from the truth of contemporary life.

Realism wasn’t just an aesthetic shift; it was often imbued with social consciousness.

In contrast to the Romantic idealization of nature and people, Realism aimed to depict life as it truly was.

While rural life was a central focus, many Realist artists also depicted the growing industrialization of cities, highlighting urban laborers, street scenes, and the effects of modernization

Realist painters turned their attention to the lives of common people—peasants, laborers, and the working class.

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